How Brisk calculates normal time, overtime and breaks

You don't normally need to manually tell Brisk: 7 hours normal time + 2 hours overtime.

How Brisk calculates normal time, overtime and breaks

You don't normally need to manually tell Brisk:

7 hours normal time + 2 hours overtime.

Instead, enter the actual start and finish time.

Brisk compares that period with the employee's working-hours configuration and splits it automatically.

Depending on your setup, time can be split into:

  • NT — Normal Time
  • Tx1/2 — time and a half
  • Tx2 — double time

Configured breaks are also taken into account.

If the result looks wrong, check:

  1. Company working hours
  2. Employee Working Hours override
  3. Configured breaks

Do this before manually changing the resulting timelog.